Agilent Technologies S GSM, 8922M manual Creating a Library And Default Procedure File

Instrument BASIC

Programming and Using the TESTS Subsystem

1230: Set the lower limit from the value in the string.

1240: Set the upper limit from the value in the string.

1250: Set Test$ to whether “Upper”, “Lower”, “Both”, or “None” of the specs are to be tested.

1260: End of this subroutine.

1270-1380: These are the second and third subroutines. They are labeled T02 and T03 to correspond with the second and third test routines defined on the Test Seqn screen.

1390-2430: SUB T maps the calls from the main program to the correct subroutine. The mapping is quite simple, with the main program specifying which test to run and this subroutine calling the correct subroutine based on the SELECT statement.

Creating A Library And Default Procedure File

Once the Code file has been created, an associated Library and default Procedure file for the Code file can also be created.

Creating A Procedure File With No Library

If you do not want your program to use the different user-interface screens of the TESTS subsystem, you can create a Procedure from your Code file that does not have a Library associated with it. When the test information is defined, [NO LIB] is selected for the Library Name.

When creating a procedure to run without a Library, the first line of your Code file must be an exclamation point followed by the Code file name. For example, if your procedure is called ‘FM_TESTS’ the first line of your Code file must be

1 ! FM_TESTS

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